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Circadian Rhythm Insights

Exploring the evolutionary significance of light, the discussion highlights how different wavelengths—blue and red—affect our circadian rhythms. Morning sunlight can advance your internal clock, encouraging earlier bedtimes and wake-ups, while evening light can delay it, influencing your sleep patterns. Understanding this relationship can enhance both mental and physical health.
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